Agriculture Majors

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  Agribusiness Management

  Agribusiness management is the application of business skills in areas such as marketing, finance, economics and management to the agricultural industry.

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  Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources Education

  This program prepares students for careers as school-based agriculture, food and natural resources teachers at the secondary level, careers in agricultural and natural resource education fields, or professional or graduate school program.

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  Animal Science

  Animal science encompasses livestock production marketing, public affairs, transportation, research, companion animal management and many more allied specialties.

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  Crop and Soil Sciences

  This undergraduate curriculum is designed to train young men and women as professional crop scientists, soil scientists, turfgrass scientists and environmentalists.

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  Entomology

  Courses are designed to give the student an understanding of the structure, classification, identification, function, biology, ecology, and management of beneficial and harmful arthropods, and the communities and ecosystems where insects occur.

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  Horticulture

  The Horticulture program prepares students to make new discoveries in the plant sciences, promote the use of plants and food for improved human health, and manage and develop landscape design projects.

Certificate Programs

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  Agricultural Industries

  The Agricultural Industries Certificate Program is for students who are interested in gaining in-depth agricultural industry and business knowledge to apply to their own operation or to launch a career in the industry.

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  Agricultural Operations

  The Agricultural Operations program provides students with a solid background in plant and soil science, precision agriculture, water management, entomology, plant pathology and business management.

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  Dairy Management

  The Dairy Management program is designed to give students a foundation of knowledge and skills about dairy cows, the dairy industry, and dairy farming as a business that they can continue to build upon after graduation from the program.

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  Fruit and Vegetable Crop Management

  The Fruit and Vegetable Crop Management program at community college partners provides students an opportunity to apply practical knowledge and training on the selection, use and management of fruit and vegetable crops.

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  Fruit, Vegetable and Organic Horticulture Management

  The Fruit, Vegetable, and Organic Horticulture Management program provides students an opportunity to gain the necessary skills for a successful career in the fruit and vegetable industries.

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  Horse Management

  This certificate program is designed to allow students the opportunity to specialize in the area of horse management, such as horse farm management, feeding and nutrition, basic reproduction, horse behavior and more.

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  Livestock Industries

  The Livestock Industries certificate program is designed to give students a professional advantage in the livestock production career field of their choice.

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  Viticulture

  The Viticulture Certificate program provides students with a solid background in plant science along with specific expertise and skills needed for careers in the grape industry.

Graduate Programs

Some College of Agriculture and Natural Resources graduate programs include:

• Agricultural Food & Resource Economics (MS, PhD)
• Animal Science (MS, PhD)
• Biosystems Engineering (MS, PhD)
• Entomology (MS, PhD)
• Horticulture (MS, PhD)
• Horticulture – Plant Breeding, Genetics & Biotechnology (MS, PhD)
• Crop & Soil Science (MS, PhD)
• Crop & Soil Sciences – Plant Breeding, Genetics & Biotechnology (MS, PhD)
• Plant Pathology (MS, PhD)
• Path Pathology – Plant Breeding, Genetics & Biotechnology (MS, PhD)

More information is available in the CANR Graduate section and through the MSU Graduate School.